Does absolute privilege extend to communications by lawyers in respect of judicial proceedings?

Does absolute privilege apply to communications by lawyers in respect of judicial proceedings? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does absolute privilege apply to lawyers and witnesses in preparation for judicial proceedings? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does a statement made in a quasi-judicial proceeding constitute absolute privilege? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is there an implied waiver of privilege where a party waives privilege but takes a position in relation to privileged materials that is inconsistent with maintaining privilege? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does absolute privilege apply to statements made by a lawyer in the course of representing a client? (British Columbia, Canada)

In what cases have the courts restrained a lawyer from acting where the lawyer has previously acted jointly for another lawyer? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does the fact that there is a discrepancy between what occurred in a proceeding and what happened in the proceeding defeat privilege? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is confidentiality an obligation of a lawyer to keep confidential all communications between lawyers and clients confidential? (British Columbia, Canada)

Can a member of a judicial or quasi-judicial tribunal be held absolute immunity from action for comments made in a decision made pursuant to a statutory duty imposed on the tribunal? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does litigation privilege apply to communications between lawyers and third parties? (British Columbia, Canada)